Siberian Husky (detailed introduction) is a relatively common dog breed, but if you know something about Huskies, you should be aware that their stomachs are quite delicate. Therefore, when feeding Siberian Husky dog food, you should pay attention to how to switch food and the feeding methods. Here, I will introduce in detail how to feed Husky dog food and precautions when changing food. If you are a novice owner, you might as well follow along and learn.

Siberian Husky (detailed introduction)

　　1. How to feed Siberian Husky dog food

　　Generally, feeding Siberian Husky puppies involves multiple small meals a day, usually three to four times. Different dog food brands provide feeding standards, and owners can refer to the feeding guidelines on the packaging to determine the amount. Since Huskies have very delicate stomachs and easily get diarrhea, the feeding amount must be carefully controlled, neither too much nor too little.

　　2. Changing Siberian Husky dog food

　　It is generally recommended to feed puppy food until 18 months old before switching to adult dog food. If the dog likes a particular brand, try to stick to that brand in the future. Constantly changing food types will promote picky eating habits. Additionally, different dry dog food brands vary in raw materials and nutritional composition ratios.